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After tens of thousands of bash lines written, I have to disagree. The article seems to argue against use of -e due to unpredictable behavior; while that might be true, I’ve found having it in my scripts is more helpful than not.

Bash is clunky. -euo pipefail is not a silver bullet but it does improve the reliability of most scripts. Expecting the writer to check the result of each command is both unrealistic and creates a lot of noise.

When using this error handling pattern, most lines aren’t even for handling them, they’re just there to bubble it up to the caller. That is a distraction when reading a piece of code, and a nuisense when writing it.

For the few times that I actually want to handle the error (not just pass it up), I’ll do the “or” check. But if the script should just fail, -e will do just fine.

Getting a bit in between the lines, “should” more often than not reads to me as “it’s expected to work and we’re working towards it”.

While “could” sounds like a shrug: “it may work, but I/we have little to no control over it”.

Fine. You WILL give me a 20% raise.

did he just delete his brain via neuralink?

koo is also popular in brazil

I think that was mostly for the funny name, but I don’t think they held monthly active users since the 2022 Twitter drama in Brazil.

Bluesky is a much more realistic twitter alternative there.

Marked as triplicate

This distinction is not useful since the creation of language servers.

Discord is ADHD in form of software. Absolute chaos. No, thanks.

by 2030 it’ll all be AI

That’s a tricky problem, I think you might be able to create a script that increments it recursively.

I’m sure this project that computes Fibonacci recursively spawning several docker containers can be tweaked to do just that.

https://github.com/dgageot/fiboid

I can’t think of a more efficient way to do this.

The smart part of a large TV is cheap. Also why they’re slow af. The price is dominated by the LCD module.

oh the legendary December 2004 concert - I have a friend that was there

In the future, it means we can also expect product names like Dell Pro Max Plus.

oh I can’t wait for 2030 to get my new Dell Pro Max Plus Most Biz VIP Tip Top Rizz

I can’t say Intel CPU naming is better though. The i3, i5, i7, i9 is misleading and the full names are even more confusing than AMD’s.

According to this calculator, my 65" 4k setup is around 100ppd.

I find that anything with a higher density than that (e.g. sitting further away, or replacing it with an 8k screen of same size) requires scaling up text and wasting a lot of pixels when rendering other things.

So yeah, I think 8k is a total waste if you’re not targeting a much higher fov, at which point a curved screen would probably be better.

Your age group, sex, location, profession/industry, income estimation - you can assume they have this data.

That + a few data points that could be tracked by apps or websites:

• Searched online for symptoms
• Searched for doctors
• Called the clinic to schedule an appointment
• GPS to the clinic
• Connected to the clinic’s WiFi
• Doctor is a specialist in X

Cross some of that, personal info, and ads of treatments for conditions of X.

They don’t need to listen to your mic.

That said, if it’s a fairly common condition, it might be the case you were presented the ad before and never noticed it.

Enough for xfinity to charge their bullshit fee for going over 1.2TB in December. Not enough to justify paying for unlimited data every month.

we need more hardworking people like that 💫🙏🏆

add it as a pre-commit hook, so no one has to remember to run it